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MARRIED SIXTEEN TINES, now SENT TO SIBERIA.
New York World special from Vienna, october
i, says: The Russian adventures, known as "The
Golden Hand" has been condemned by the tribu-
nal OF Moscow 10 transportation for life TO Siberia.
This extraordinary woman has been married no
less than sixteen times and is described as being
remarkably handsome. Her husbands have be-
lOnged To all natiOnaities and creedA Sne ran
away from TWO In France and three In Germany,
carrying Oh much of their property as she could
lay hands on. She was In vienna In 1878
under an assumed name. She has robbed
her different husbands altogether OF more
than 100000 roub.es. When travelling
she Invariably made dupeS and then
disappeared with their money and Jewels. She
was sent 10 Siberia some years ago, but the chief
OverSeer OF the prison ia which she Was confined
became enamored of her and ran away with her TO
ConStant1nOple, where d marriage took place. She
soon left this husband as she had the Others. The
adventures speaks Russian, German, French,
English, and ROumaHlIn. The lawyer entrusted
with her defense mas had an opportunity OF eX-
perfencing her skill as a pckpocket When he
went 10 see her la prison after The trial She as
sured him OF her gratitude and asked him 10 ac-
cept a souvenir gold watch aud chain which
she placed on tn table before him. He at once
recognized it as his OWL, which she had Just picked
from bis pocket
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xhb OHIO GOVERNORS ANSWER TO THE CHIEF EX-
kCCTfvE OF VIRGINIA.
special dispatch TO the Cincinnati Enquirer
nom Columbus Ohio, October 3, says: Gov For
aker was to-day shown the dispatch from Rich
mond, Va, stating that the yirgiaia authorities
nave had dimculty In getting fugitives from jus
cice when they come into this State from the Old
dominion. and that the governor had refused to
nonor acquisitions made by Gov. Lee. In answer
70 question, Gov. Foraker said that but two re-
Qusiuons had been received from Virginia since
ne came into once. The first was refused because,
No says, the papers on their face showed the
prosecution 20 be blackmailing scheme. The
second reQuisitiOn was for man named Odell At
Hamilton and was honored and Odell " as arrested,
Out Was released on bis own recognizance that ne
might come and see the governor and present bis
case. This be did, and the governor revoked the
order temporarily until he could examine the
case more fully. After examining the papers he
found they did not comply with the statutes OF
Onio In important particulars, and on the advice
OF the attorney general refused 10 honor the re-
QUESTION These facts were transmitted 10 Gov.
Lee, of Virginia, with full statement OF the re-
Qulrements OF the ohio laws, and another req I1si-
ton for Odell was received defective as the nrst,
and for the same reason was not hOnOred. GOV.
FORAKER, IT Is understood, sent a letter to the
Virginia governor to-day which Is likely TO bring
The affair TO q crisis very soon.
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V,HE LAW SCHOOL
OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
scH6oI 81 THE coIU%B1AS S1yfRs IT VIZ aiii
corner OF 18th and IL streets), on
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3. AT 6 O'CLOCK,
when the Faculty will make several new and import
Newlectuce courses have been provided
ENLARGED facilities tor the use of the Law Library
New prizes, of 500 and another of $50 will be
The Graduate Department. or School of Practice.
will be conducted by Profs cox and NIAURY
For eat5l2gues Apply to ". Il. Morrison. 475 Pa.
1877 Pa ave; W. Ii. Lowdermilk Co. 1424 street.
s2'-3m JAMES c. YELLING, Prest
WI HOO. 1lO4, 1116 N at. and 113O 18th st.
French and f glish Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girls.
Academic, intermediate and Primary Departments
Comnodious new school building. obtaining CHAPEL
SESSION ROOMS, CLASS-ROOMS and OFFICE
with steam heating and best modern improvements
ready Tor occupancy this fall.
Thirteenth year bezins OCTOBER 6.
For circulars apply to Principal.
s3-4m MRS E. J. SONFnS
MIR AND MRS ALFRED BUJAC WILL RESUME
lUlG 18th st. Private instruction in French
English. Drawing, Mathematics. sc. SOL
T'HE MEDICAL BEREAVEMENT OF HOWARD
Will for the benefit of Medical Students give thor
oueh course III Clinical Medicine. Surgery Diseases OF
the Freedmen's Hospital as follows: ~
r Ma Idea Gins every SUNDAY at pm by Prof.
Dispensary Clinic by Dr F. j. shadd Prof p ar,i IS
Surgical Clinic will be given every sunday morn
ing duriy the inter months by Prof Robert key burn
Dental oGera,lYns and filling Of teeth will be per-
or information address C. b. PURvIs. NJ D.. IL Is
18th st NV s2I-ln
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Divers Awful Expel ience.
PINNED TO The BOTTOM A ROCK THAT Hal
FAIIEN on HIS LEG
Spies and Nina Van Zandt Quarrel.

Chicago Specis TO the New York World October
Nina Van Zandt and August Spies, her alleged
proxy husband. had bitter quarrel In the county
Jail to-day. Nina visits the condemned anarchist
every day. When she came to-day she began to
upbraid him for writing to another woman. She
had heard that he had written affectionately to
the young woman TO whom he was engaged before
Nina fastened her affections upon him. and whom
II Is said he still loves better than his erratic
proxy wife. Spies Is said TO have told Nina with
pleased, at which there was a grand upheaval OF
tears and sobS- The anarchist heart softened then
and Spies promised 10 leave his former love alone
b. AND o. SHOPS RESUME ON FULL TIME.-In the
early summer the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in
some Of the car building and machine shops at
Mount Clare, and in all the machine shops on the
line OF the road, reduced the working hours TO
eight because there was not work enough TO en-
duced. Tuesday, In ali the shops, ten hours for
a days work was resumed. with pay for ten hours
A BRIDEGROOM WITHOUT A BRIDE.-Adam P
LeeSe, Reading, Pa, bridegroom OF but ten days
Tuesday applied TO court for possession of his
wife she was formerly Margaretta K Davis.
daughter OF Frank h. Davis, a merchant Leese IS
Davis driver. Three weeks ago Miss Davis went
10 Philadelphia on visit. ON Sunday Septpm-
Der %, Leese met her by appointment. Together
they repaired 10 Camden, where they were married
opposed the match and now refuses to permit hts
daughter TO see her husband.
The Nebraska republican State convention yes
terday nominated for judge OF the supreme court
Judge Saml Maxwell
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EDUCATIONAL.

M eity. is ready resume her Frsneh ciasse. and
90 18th s..
the Arlington Hotel. slO- lms
MRS. z. D. BUCHEE AND MISS ADA B. CONN,
1880 18th St NV. ''"- ~ '''''
Miss Conn will accept engagements a. an accom-
MISSES BURR's, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
MI School for Girls
s1e.1m. VIII rf POS ffp IT. n.%. 2o'h-
MISS HILToN's ENGLISH AND FRENCH
nj school for Young Ladies. Reoi ems October 3
81 Vermont ave Hours reserved for private instruo
(yLARENs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SEMINARY
u Hill. Va, miles south Of Washington, reopens
o dres, TsR
WORTHING1oN. +. o. Bowl Alexandria, Va 81 Inn;
s SCH 9iA ANP PIX k{NDEReARTEX NEAR
.SS Hs 4 ssfsS IN s5sS5
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION THE BEST.-PROF. z.
fssss Sy Service and special
MI. l. g. MARINrs ACADEMY OF DANCING
orloGs P H. Masonic Hall For particulars send for
VINHE CEDARS-A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Tor YONG ladies' ans g. little girls KeoPens oeto-
Is Hss :: 5.s5 go
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGET WN
WI USINERSITf.-The Thirty-ninth Session will
begin Wi h an Introductory Address by Prof JOS
TABrR JOHNSON. on MONDAY, OCTOBER 3. at
10th SITS. winch the profession and the uubic
invited alter which date the regular lectures will
begin daily at 5 80 y. For fur her Information
apply to j. w. L. LONEJOY. NJ. D. Dean
sI3-lm 300 18th ST. NV.
(,RAYoN PoRTRAITs;-WILL TEACH ANY ONE
Sto maze a Crayon Portrait i'll lessons 10 knoWl-
edge OF drawing necessary Satisfaction guaranteed
no j. W. REN MOI
Slim Room 13. May Building, cor II and SITS
VH6HE MCDONALD-EL ELLIS SCHOOL,
IL Cor Massachusetts and 9TH st
English and French boarding and Day School for
Young La lies aud Little Girls
Fifth ear beglns september - 1887
Primary. intermediate Academic. Wellesley Prepar-
atory Art and Musical Courses taught by corns of
nineteen teachers Tuition includes Instruction in
English, French Latin, PenmaiIsilip, Glass DR. wing
and Glass Singing special herdIc is employed Tor
the of pupils in distant of the city For cir
cuars address the principal MISS ANNA ELLIS
sl1-:}m
MISS TACIE A. DANIEL WILL RESUME LES
NJ sons in vocal and instrumental Music September
-otn Z Id otn ST nv" 500 Inn
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YANKEE ESrERpR1sE
AND THE CUP REMAINS IN THIS COUN-
TRY. THE AMERICANS DON'T ALLOW
ANYONE TO BEAT THEM IN THE STYLE
AND CHARACTER OF THEIR WORK. IN
THE MANUFACTURE OF FINE wOOLENS
THE OLD WORLD LEADS Us, BUT IN
MAKING UP THE SAME wOoLENS WE
SAIL ALL AROUND THEM"
THE PERFECTION OF MEMS CLOTHING
Is GOODS OF FOREIGN MANUFACTURE
MADE UP IN T HIS COUNTRY. NOT EVEN
THE FAMOUS poole. OF LONDON"
MAKES UP AS FINE OR AS GOOD SUIT
AS MANY AN AMERICAN TAILOR
THIS SEASON WE HAVE IMPORTED
LARGELY FROM IRELAND AND SCOT
LAND. PARTICULARLY IN THE ROUGH
FACED GOODS (CAsSIMERs, CHEvIOTS
AND FREIZES,. ENGLAND, GERMANY AND
FRANCE STILL TAKE THE LEAD IN
sMOOTHER-FACED FABRICS, AND WE
HAVE THESE IN LARGE VARIETY.
wEHAvE ALSO IMPORTED A CUTTER.
NOT FROM ABROAD" BUT FROM NEW
YORK CITY, AND HE IS TURNING OUT
THE BEST FITTING COATS WE HAVE
EVER HAD ANOTHER ONE PAYS SPECIAL.
ATTENTION TO CUTTING PANTS, ANDIs
FAIRLY ENTITLED To BE CALLED AN
ARTIST IN TROUSERS WE FEEL con-
FIDENT THAT WE CAN GIVE YOU AS AR
TIsTIC CLOTHING AS CAN BE MADE IN
WASHINGTON, AND AT ABOUT ONE
THIRD LESS THAN MERCHANT TAILoRs'
PRICES PANTS MADE UP IN ONE DAY
WHEN NECESSARY
Z. B. BARNUM 4 CO.
o3 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 25TH. 1887

k(ALl1MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 25TH. 1887
OF NEW jERSEY AVE AND 'c 6 ST. EA" A'
For Chicago and Northwest. EXP. Daily 1865 . m
For Cincinnati and ST. Lous EXP Daily 3: Is and
For httsburs and Cleveland. EXP Daily 1o:55 An
snS sssa
II" or inc Pm shd 30 ~ daily E3press
ad kar s;sts, ;Co ~ aud e ss pm
sna go
4e So SO 80: IS Ss sn and 80 S
$50; 1;,S; 4ao 5$o: SIS il 20 Pm ''U
& i,s e isd5 S 30 p@ saaas;s
m GSs Y1S s.Sn between y;,hipssSp and Bait.
S and nd fus 80 pm $50 am and 80
+ 80 aud g :55 pm Son Sunday STOP: ss al st.
For GaitahsrsburE and intermediate points 70 :O5
Bosas and nd intermediate Intern stations, LEO D. m
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
1 10 =. H., stopping at ali stations Metropol tan
For Frederick. Ito 80 a. M, to 80 p. m. Sundays
For HaxerstOwn. ITO 10 a. m. and TO :3opm.
20 p m, from Cincinnati and St louis daily .5
a. n and LILO p. w.: from tittsbuIg daily. 7:2U 4 IN.
1OM tda n III Ghs.ss7 and wil%inston
P RES% sSnnssTy and points north of Bal.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 10. 40
Co. o. 9YS sos d dSSc :p S 1870 s ~. I15
Els o 4 SiSn5a g. $40 $40 g99 e: 90 20
points on sLelsndoaG tssy K iaa DO & T.
Except Sunday. Daily
Bassase called for and checked hotels and
ff5s: S,sf lfss Hiss' Office ls aud 1867
. SCI u cLkA MANAGER cs G,k e., Io9a Pr.
sen Mk. IT e sss W,s s.h 1857
between As1sndri. and tynchburs Blue s'i RSes
sPr ass S.s
Sleeper y ashnston . New Orleans. ''nA Pullman
f ch.s Onto k Sns.
ih Sn kOcky Mount. Dsnvie and stations De-
{ GnssIStsf A..nS Sss
Aana IN rsb sn
AHR,. t. New sUudolr Sleeper:
trains washington Atlanta Does mot eSnnscs sold soi
ss5 = route Bo'ITss sundays '0'
and ssaSyn f0s
h sd With Ms,s1n r for Lar1s striving
GoTdonsvie Charotesve isyi iHe Gns;nI
+ chs: and
ton to Lonisville also for Bristol Chatts
PoSts Thrps 1 pIsKo cE and eli Southwestern
1Hs' sassaSs Daily
Danville. Raleigh, Ashevile. Charlotte Coiun,bir
AIKEN Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New OrlssnS
+ MtSntgomefS with huffman PsrIOr cars
; monagomery 70 New Orleans Pullman Sleepsrs Wsah-
Trans on Washington and Ohio Division leave Wash.
ImRIon 0:2 A. NJ, Daily except Sunday aud 4 AZ p
n Daily; arrive hound HILL II 81 A n aud 7:I0P
a hsturnlnK leave Round Hill :O5 A n Daily xni
30 A. N. and 3 90 r. NJ. "~"A'on
through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
vile and Lynchbur,s. arrive in Washington I'd
and snd . rs r NJ via EaAs Tenn; Bristol xld Lynch
6lrx ~ lO:3? A N. and 4:40 p. n. via Ches AMI
Snio Houe and CharlottesviIle At $40 n NJ: StrxS-
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and fnfo,m. tim
bagYsxe checked 1t Office I}OO Penusyi.
lia,lroad 9TH aud Is streets. JAS L TAYLOR
SD General PASSENGER A,rsyt
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RAILROADS.
VuNAE GREAT
l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND SgUTHEEST:
sT nUN BE TRACK SELEAEIp StENERy;
IN ERREl NAY ia. lNSS.

pSssS'H I a:.sSHEss'EzAfas asgSE,
Train. l..,. sas e
Fo. N: and
ne % as S.s: & md ~ n1:s
s w,dh sSleepn. cas from A.riserrs 70 INN
ss,s.:s III Z 9. as q. s s 4
Hsr1:bura g eies 70 soanscssns :, H:Durs
9TH ,hroush sleeper for LoulsvllIe and = EN- NE:
e. *s:s Via .SsSasA s,ssSsr a...'Sa1s g
F., PRxLfiMoRE AND POTOMAC RMLRosD:
ols 3!r:h m daily s.esps saturday with Palace
For Iesl HAVEN and mir..
For ss :'ssS' ssssSh;s zss and
sunday BOO Fl "a ao99 scd go iSo 90. oa
ci p h%sd E.prs;s: 81 Pu In man az 6sor
Ear Far s ssCePv WITHOUT ch.1fs every day
JsIssy c,1y with boats q SsScsiy1 AMI; saSsd
For + sfss:. Sss sS55 and 20
io IT, $;':s s.S SsS 100 : :;S
For III I-5.@ "a d: ssS go ,lS.
90 s Sc Ind 20 e.
4;Io 900 B 10. 1000, and IL ~ pm.
FOR ropes Greek Line % m and 40 p. m daily,
except Sunday.
For Annapolis Is and 90 am. l2 :o5. 4: 20. and
900 Pm daily. except Sunday. Sundays 300
49, H., 4 10 pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURG RhILw Y
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
For Alexandria. 6:Oo 6:45. 8 40 e:47. 1857 an:
12;O4 noon, :O5, 4:25. ass, 6:Ol, 3 :05, 1905
and u 81 pm: On sunday 1t q 100, Al, 947.
For lo nd ssas Sou I'D Hn daily
ru aud 80 pm. daily. e1cep, SUNDAY.
trans leave Alexandria for Washington, :15, 8 co.
g:lQ 1o:l5. ll:07 am; l:aO 800, 3:23 5 10,
90 ss2 and 10 ~ pm aud Il 70 nd tight
~ ;OI an 100 $40. 7:O5. e:32. 1O:4: pm.
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue. aud at
the station. where orders be Il checking Of
baEEaKe to destination from hotels aud Hidences.
CHAS. Z. PUGH, J. L. MOOD.
GENERAL Manager. ls26l Genl Passenger Agt.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NFS WILLINFNE sOMTEY WILL. RECEIVE
w limi ed number Of lis or the study OF Piano
For Iulrr . HALLEII DAs.o' anO
Ro 9ih st,n.w o6-1m'
1 GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE Lesson, IN
IA Greek. Latin and English branches. Excellent
oR- 4
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HALLET DAVIS PIANOS IMPROVED By NEW
u patents Upright: z speciality We keep . hne
care Tor our Washneton aren't and which win Be- cold
ct the lowest possible rates and monthly install
T1ECKER BROS PIANOS, FAMOUS FOR RICH
~ ness and beauty Of tone Known everywker4 q
SANDERS sTAYnAN.
o1-3m 93I 81 n T.
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"THrRE ARE NoxE Too WISE
WHO CANNOT LEARN

None too busy who cannot devote few moments tt
read our advertisement
IT Is THE DUTY OF EVERY HOUSEKEEPER TIC
STUDY ECONOMY.
We have used every effort possible to place line o.
RARE BARGAINS before the pubic this Thursday
Not having sufficient space in our column to give
full sIecihclton. We herewith mention but few OF
4 lot Of odds and ends in Merino Underwear, com
shirts and white and red At haf theil
4 quantity of Remnants in NOTTINGHAM Curtain
Laces nd ancy Draperies consisting of many sui a.
bic lengths and beautiful designs, at prices which
case OF Coiored Cation Flannel Remnants, mostly
dark brown and few high colors at &c. per yd regu
new invoice Of Bleached wamsutta shee'ing and
Pillow Casing Remnants, suitable lengths and war
rant-,i the genuine manufacture at the following low
S-s Iic 54 II 4c.. and 1914 25c. which is about
less tn n regular market value.
Several eve cases ot tn Tekn9xa .Tycoon Cot in
to be the best fabric In the market tor Wrappers at
One case Of Indigo Blue Denim Remnants, suitable
Tor Overalis and many other domestic purposes, ct
small lot Of Knit aud Pl,id shawls. slightly dam
aged at % and Toe regular value s1.5O and 81.
sortment in Cloakiugs at the lowest possible
the latest designs. suitable for furniture gene
raj. at Zoe. aid upward
fact thai we keep the be. hue OF CasNimeres for Men
and Boys we N the city marked at the lowest hg
consist of scotch Iweeds, Kerseys, and Union Cloth
Havlnr established t.e reputation of being leaders
In the Blanket and Comfort ine il hardly necessary
to menIlon this department. but will give YOU quota
ton OF d few specials
line o! tul- size Comforts at Csc
q, dozin OF conforts.made OF good calico
our 1914 'Gene-ts" White Blanket ats1
Our Gray - histle" Blanket 81
beautiful lO-4 Scarlet Blanket at So 30.
About one dozen Of store soiled Honey-com and
Pique Spreads at less than halt their regular value.
LADIES AND CHILDkEN'S CANTON FLANNEL
UNDERWEAR
Another bargain besides the many. We anxious
which We bought cheap. As do not keep full
line 1t is necessary we close out what have as soon
possible
LADIES' CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS.
Made of good quality canton flannel. trimmed with
deep ruffie OF embroidery. made OH oke, BE. .
Another style, buttoned the knee, trimmed with
embroidered ruffie,
LADIES' CANTON FLANNEL SKIRTS,
Trimmed with ruffie of embroidery. bunch of tucks
above. made ON yoke, good quality OF flannel, only
Sl..5.
Ladies Canton Flannel Skirts, deep hem made on
yoke. good quality flannel, only 49c.
Ladies' Canton Flame size made of best quail
ity flannel. only 81 30.
We have fail line of Childrens Canton Flannel
Drawers and Skirts which in price according to
size.
Size l-3oc.
" .-40c.
4-45c
" .1-5Oc,
g 6-o5c.
1-60c
S-60c.
These nicely laid ont tables I'd floor, in
Ladies' Cotton Underwear Department..
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Junior American PrOtestants.
THE ACTION OF THE PTTTsBURG SCHOOL BOARD ID

The National Grand Lodge Of the Junior Ameri
can Protestant Association, in session at Read
ing, Pa, adjourned yesterday morning, aftel
adopting resolutions conforming tie action OF the
Pittsourg school board electing Catholic priest a:
principal of the MOnongaheia public schOo
and dec airing that sJhe catholic church Is Sc
cretly and insiduousy at work establishing her
self In our midst FOR the destruction OF that most
glorious privilege liberty of conscience, which tG
preserve lnvlOlate should De the purpose OF pro-
testant citizenship and protestant Christianity
A Divers Awful EXpel fence.
PINNED TO The BOTTOM A ROCK THAT Hal
FALLEN ON HIS LEG.
A telegram from Portland, Me-, october f. says:
Gardiner Floyd, well-known diver OF this city,
had an awful experience many feet under water
at Mattawamkeag a few days ago. He was at
work ON foundation for cOf1er-dam at the site
OF pier for a new bridge for the Canadian Pacific
Railroad. He had put a chain around big rock
and given the signal 10 hoist IL, when large piece
OF the rock broke OF. IL fell upon the diver,
knocked him down. and pinned one leg and foot
10 the bottom. His crowbar was just beyond his
reach, and he feared every moment that his air
supply would give out. The bottom was OF mud
and gravel and rather soft. Mr.. Floyd set 10 work
10 zig himself free with his hands. AS fast as he
undermined the rock he propped IL with small
stones. He dug away for dear life for Just hall
hour before he succeeded In getting his leg free.
His air hose was resting on two points OF ledge
but by Careful handling he got II Strengthened out
and gave the signal 10 hoist. He was completely
exhausted when he reached the surface. His foot
and leg were badly bruised, but no bones were
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T.I nrUTTI

ELoCUT1oN
is the Art Of all Ars-no persons education is com
NO brancn Education is more scholarly refined
ana "Een an none pays better at the present day
The &c, col u tie Courses oren October 5.
Non Profess nnnG ia ~ ahose rlIiesslona Inc
sution as an ELtGANT AT i9r Hone and soci ETY.
part OF every fnished Education ''nio' 90"
PrSIessl9na Course has two divisions l. ORA
and Private Lessons
nl6 Gss saasf TH5sE
SIS: Expressiye Reading. Bible ard Hymn Reading
foS ni hnsR
P
RHETORIC and LOGIC.
aublic Graduating Exercises occur in June,
Tie COLLEGE has u Dramatic Hall, with stage
send Tor Large Illustrated Catalogue, with full de-
q the and the u se 3 n Of beeT
IHL MAET1S CoLLEGE Of ELocUTioS IA and ORA.
au?o Washington, d. G.. p O. Box 59i. ~''
T'HE CoRCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Il COLUMBIAN UNIV ER-I1Y, d. G.
lhe following courses of Instruction il this Depart
r>c1 I mfIt vii commence oGIubEk 3. 1887:
MATHEMATICS Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry,
MoDElN Lang UAGEs-fl rel .ch and German.
CHEMISTRY -General. Analytical and Assaying.
NJ NtkALOGl theoretical and De lermilatiye
DRAINING Mechanical and TuI ographical
PLY SICS-Heat, Light. Electricity Acoustic and
Pneumatic. and special course i'll Electric
Lighting
AsTKONOMY- Descriptive and Practical.
MEIEDROLOGY- heory and Methods of Signal Of
flee.
CIVIL ENGINEERING-Mechan Descriptive Ge-
ometry. Theory of Instruments, Railroad and
HarbOr Suryt ying, &c
PH1LOSUIHI-Menta and Moral,
Courses of Lectures ON Botany Zoology Anthro.
POLICY and Cieology.
Studies begin al u o'clock pm
For Information apply to
sci O III TT